Business
Workplace
Apartment boom drives growth of strata management industry
Strata managers may have to sort out parking disputes, but they also run multimillion-dollar buildings. Sue Green reports.
- by Sue Green
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Charles Sturt University
How to fit in study with life, work and everything else
Juggling a busy job and the demands of a young family can be challenging enough, without adding in the time and energy needed to complete a master’s degree.
- by Ruth Callaghan
Mining
WA government rebuffs calls for mine dam safety review after Brazil disaster
Greens WA mining spokesman Robin Chapple has called on the state government to conduct a safety evaluation of all the mine tailings dams in the wake of the Brazil tragedy on January 25.
- by Hamish Hastie
The art of teaching
Teach young people to love the creation of art and you give them the world, writes Kristie Kellahan.
- by Kristie Kellahan
Careers
Networking and creativity key to unlocking careers with DNA
Studying science, networking and lateral thinking are seen as crucial to finding work and becoming an expert in the innovative world of nanotechnology.
- by David Wilson
Industrial relations
Proposed law ignites stoush over casual employees
The government is seeking to solve a headache over casual workers but a leading expert warns it may have created a new problem.
- by Anna Patty
Opinion
Careers
'I am afraid I cannot trust anyone with try-hard teeth'
Adulthood is a tricky business, I've decided. I reached it rather early in life.
- by Jim Bright
Retail
Rebel Sport, Supercheap Auto owner underpaid staff $32m
Super Retail boss Peter Birtles has brought forward his departure date in recognition of the 'significance of this underpayment'.
- by Patrick Hatch
'It's not what you know, but who you know': Fair Work hits out at double standards
DP World's decision to sack a worker for drinking on the job was inconsistent with its decision to give another employee a second chance, says the Fair Work Commission.
- by Anna Patty
Opinion
Careers
Age? Who cares, if you're doing a job well
Traditional ideas about careers and who can do what and when are rapidly receding, writes Jim Bright.
- by Jim Bright
Opinion
Careers
Juggling multiple projects not all it's cracked up to be
Is being unable to bring to mind a catalogue of current work tasks at any given time something to be ashamed of?
- by Jonathan Rivett